Jewish lawmaker in mostly Arab Hadash-Ta'al party to be indicted for aggravated assault over incident when security forces prevented him from reaching West Bank protest

Shira Geffen says move is a message to residents of Masafer Yatta, facing expulsion by the IDF, that they 'are seen'

Haroun Abu Aram was left paralyzed by shooting during scuffle over alleged illegal construction in 2021; army says incident unintentional, Palestinians disagree

Armored vehicles escort construction equipment to demolitions in villages of Ma'in and Shaab al-Butum, with around 1,000 residents slated for expulsion after Supreme Court ruling

Action follows Supreme Court ruling in May, in favor of the state's claim that Palestinians in Masafer Yatta did not predate firing zone, capping decades of legal battles

Masafer Yatta's 20-odd villages are set to be cleared out after a 20-year court fight, despite evidence showing homes predating training area and questions over army's motivations

Months after incident, police get permission from attorney general for probe of Ofer Cassif, a sitting member of Knesset

European Union's ambassador to the Palestinians, Sven Kuehn von Burgsdorff, claims High Court ruling allowing evictions from Masafer Yatta is 'a political one, not a legal one'

Rights group says security forces were nearby but apparently didn't intervene during assault, which took place near illegal outpost in South Hebron Hills

After 22-year legal battle, over 1,000 West Bank Palestinians are being moved from their homes in an IDF training zone, which the US warns against, ahead of a June visit by Biden